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Old 01-19-2019, 05:58 PM
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I went to Jacktown this weekend (Jan 19, 2019) and stumbled into this neat Cub Cadet display stand! Overall size of this stand estimated about 6 feet tall by 7 feet wide.

My WTF discovery as I approached the vendor space:
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Getting closer to the front of display stand:
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Back side of the display stand:
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Close up of the center front of the display stand:
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The pictures seems to show just about every tractors, implements, mowers, snowblowers and other equipment possible during the quiet line era and then some! The display is in good to fair condition with some water damage and some scrapes on the pictures. I had to ask how much for the display???........ Asking $2,000.00 (negotiable)...... too rich for me! Somebody else might get it!

The one thing that really bothers me.........why the John Deere colors?
Green and Yellow?
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Doesn't look very crowded, didja have any Hobo stew?
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That display is neat , I don’t get the Deere colors either. Yeah I’ll pass on the price
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Well, now that you have pictures, you can make your own and make it better!
Use Confederate Yellow and White....

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Use Confederate Yellow and White.
And maybe some blue accents!

Lew, there was a decent crowd there..... many of them lined up for the hobo stew. Mmmm mmm!
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